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Zusammenfassung
WASHINGTON D.C. - Kaplan der Küstenwache Gary Weeden nimmt am 12. April 2011 an der Konferenz Sea, Air and Space im National Harbor in Washington, D.C. teil. Foto der US-Küstenwache von Petty Officer 2nd Class Patrick Kelley.
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Unteroffizier 2. Klasse Patrick Kelly
Seeluft- und Weltraumkonferenz
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Washington, D.C
US-Küstenwachbezirk 5
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Kommandant des Hauptquartiers
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12/04/2011
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